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Plymouth County Corrections doesn't accept incoming phone calls for detainees—you can't call in to speak with someone directly. Need to leave an urgent message? Call (508) 830-6200 with the detainee's full name, alien registration number, and your contact information. Staff will pass your details along. Phone and video communication at county facilities typically runs through third-party vendors, and detainees place outgoing calls rather than receiving incoming ones. Before expecting a call or scheduling a video visit, you'll need to set up an account with the approved vendor, complete any pre-approval steps, and make sure you're on the detainee's approved contact list. Video visits are scheduled through the vendor platform.
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No. Detainees at Plymouth County Corrections cannot receive incoming phone calls.
Call (508) 830-6200 and provide the detainee’s full name, alien registration number, and your contact information to leave an urgent message.
Yes. Phone and video services run through third-party vendors. You'll need an account, any required pre-approval, and to be on the detainee's approved list before calls or video visits will work.
Posting an ICE bond? Two things matter immediately: confirming the bond information is correct and timing your payment within ICE's bond window. Here's what you need to know about CeBonds, the 9 a.m.–3 p.m. posting hours, and why you should read Form I-352 before paying a dime.
Calling a detention facility goes smoother when you have the right details ready. Here's what you'll need before calling Plymouth County Correctional Facility, plus how to leave an urgent message that staff can pass along to the detainee.
Trying to get information about someone held at Plymouth County Corrections? Having the right details ready makes your call faster and more productive.
